New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 28th April 1998

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 28th April 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Vatican City, to Rome, e.g.
AAcross 8:	"That's disgusting!"
AAcross 11:	"___ you kidding?"
AAcross 14:	Not as robust
AAcross 15:	Sib for a sis
AAcross 16:	Dellums or Howard
AAcross 17:	Discussed	TALKEDABOUT
AAcross 19:	Something to chew
AAcross 20:	Prefix with liter	DECI
AAcross 21:	Yucatán "yay!"
AAcross 22:	"Elder" or "Younger" Roman	CATO
AAcross 23:	Juliette Gordon Low, notably	GIRLSCOUTLEADER
AAcross 27:	Treaty of Nanking port
AAcross 28:	The Sierras, e.g.: Abbr.	MTS
AAcross 29:	Good buddies on the road	CBERS
AAcross 30:	Part of a dehumidifier
AAcross 31:	Forbidden fruit	NONO
AAcross 33:	___ Pointe, Mich.	GROSSE
AAcross 34:	Theme of this puzzle, seen seven times in the grid	HIDINGOUT
AAcross 36:	Numbered gas rating
AAcross 39:	Wacko
AAcross 40:	Easy mark
AAcross 43:	French port
AAcross 44:	Opposite of 'tain't
AAcross 45:	18-wheeler
AAcross 46:	From Ho Chi Minh City	SOUTHVIETNAMESE
AAcross 50:	Buttonlike?
AAcross 51:	"___ the fields we go..."
AAcross 52:	Reached terra firma
AAcross 53:	W.W. II zone	ETO
AAcross 54:	Astonished
AAcross 58:	"Smoking or ___?"
AAcross 59:	Real cold
AAcross 60:	Dunk
AAcross 61:	Nav. rank
AAcross 62:	"Turn right"
AAcross 63:	Purse items
DDown 1:	Newt
DDown 2:	Second Amendment lobby, for short
DDown 3:	Where witches brew
DDown 4:	Probable
DDown 5:	Smart ___ (wisecrackers)
DDown 6:	Of Hindu scripture
DDown 7:	Victorian, for one
DDown 8:	Heavy steel holders	UBOLTS
DDown 9:	Dish for Oliver Twist
DDown 10:	Very popular
DDown 11:	Skee-Ball and Pac-Man centers
DDown 12:	Hollowing tools
DDown 13:	Add one's support to
DDown 18:	Lapel adornment
DDown 22:	Henry ___ Lodge
DDown 23:	Interstice
DDown 24:	"Hallelujah, ___ Bum" (1928 hit)	IMA
DDown 25:	Prefix with science	OMNI
DDown 26:	Tan colors
DDown 31:	Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony, with "the"
DDown 32:	"Intimations of Immortality," e.g.
DDown 33:	Understood
DDown 34:	Too big a hurry
DDown 35:	Burst of wind
DDown 36:	Bluer than blue
DDown 37:	Caesar salad topper
DDown 38:	Old Germans	TEUTONS
DDown 40:	Transparent, modern-style	SEETHRU
DDown 41:	Some radios	AMS
DDown 42:	Cobbler
DDown 44:	Color fabric
DDown 45:	Hits, old-style
DDown 47:	Alto or tenor
DDown 48:	Grammy winner Judd
DDown 49:	Grads
DDown 54:	Rug on the noggin
DDown 55:	Cambridge sch.
DDown 56:	WNW's reverse
DDown 57:	___ Moines